The Engineering, Technology, & Computing Career Cluster focuses on the interdisciplinary study of math, technology, science, and business principles. This Cluster requires users to identify problems, conduct experiments, and create innovative solutions in order to tackle complex real-world situations.
Here’s a practical breakdown of the 20 most popular jobs for graduates with computer science degrees. CS majors often picture themselves as software engineers—and that’s true for many—but the degree also opens doors into data, design, security, consulting, and even …
Karnetria Barnett didn’t anticipate launching an engineering career straight out of college, but that’s exactly how she created a path that led to GE Vernova. After graduating, Barnett landed a job at Norfolk Southern, a freight transportation network that serves …
Career experts share practical strategies for transforming temporary positions into lasting careers in science and engineering fields. The path from seasonal employment to permanent roles requires strategic skill development, relationship building, and demonstrating value beyond basic job requirements. By mastering …
Career Outcomes Data Collection Information
The Mercer University Center for Career and Professional Development administers the Graduate Career Outcomes Survey to degree completers each semester. The Graduate Career Outcomes survey consists of a set of questions developed by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (*NACE) along with a set of Mercer University-specific questions. The survey questions collect detailed information about the graduate’s post-graduation career plans, career field experience engagement, resource utilization, and career decision-making process. The data reported in this survey represents a graduate’s career outcome within the first 6 months after graduation.
The results represent the population of graduates for whom Mercer has reasonable and verifiable information concerning their post-graduation career activities, either from responses to the Graduate Career Outcomes Survey or from other sources, such as faculty or staff, direct contact with graduates, or web and database searches. The targeted population included graduates from all baccalaureate, graduate, and professional programs, except those from the School of Law. See the School of Law Website for more information on their Employment Statistics.
The data in this chart represent the career outcomes of Mercer University students within 6 months of graduation. Data includes all colleges and programs at the university, except the School of Law.
A list of the top employers for employed graduates, as reported by the student or collected as part of the data collection process.
The information below represents the students who participated in a Career Field Experience during their time at Mercer, as reported by the student or collected as part of the data collection process. Mercer defines Career Field Experience as
The information below represents employment locations, as reported by the student or collected as part of the data collection process.
A list of the top universities for continuing education graduates, as reported by the student or collected as part of the data collection process.
The information below represents the continuing education degree types for graduates, as reported by the student or collected as part of the data collection process.
The information below represents the continuing education fields of study for graduates, as reported by the student or collected as part of the data collection process.
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